Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 19:02:57 09/19/02
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On September 19, 2002 at 21:42:38, Laurence Chen wrote: >For some reason, when I run CM 9000, both of my CPU's goes up to 100 percent. >This does not seem to be normal because I am using a dual processor and CM 9000 >is not a dual CPU engine. The resources in Windows gets used up, and I can run >another application at all. What is causing this? I remember reading in >previous post that someone had experienced the same problem, however, I am not >able to find the post. Is there a feature which I can disable in CM 9000 to >free this up? Your help is much appreciated. Thanks. You are playing a game and you have the >Mentor>Mentor Lines window open. Close that window and open the >Windows>Thinking Lines window instead to see what the engine is thinking. The Mentor lines start a second chess engine process. The idea behind that if you can play different personalties/engines mentoring you that than what you are playing. That could be useful if are playing a weaker personality and you want to see how the "real" CM9K engine would handle the position.
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